Sirens In The Night |
| by Ogviolet |
Here we sit at 2 a. m.
wondering once again if we will
be here tomorrow, wondering
how we can hate each other
so much
We watch our satellite TV and
just when we think we've got the
world in our hands, our lives
and existence are in
danger once more
Here we sit in out ignorance, our
world is the only one we know and
we don't even try to understand those
that live on our planet yet
outside our world
We take no time to stop, to
see that the things we value
are the very things keeping
us all apart with our accusing
hypocritical fingers
We sit here trying to help
where no help is wanted, taking
the most precious things
that we were trying
to preserve
The flocks don't know
the herd doesn't know
but the ones who do, fight
like jealous 5 year
olds in the sandbox
We sit here hoping
some praying, some wishing,
some longing+loving+hating
but it might just be
too late now to save anyone
so you'd better save yourself
sirens in the night
facades in the day
play the game, keep everything
running just as it should
instead of living like this
could be the last day
of your life . . . and this
could be the last day . . .
of your life.
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